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    Concrete Finite Check

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    This document summarizes the design of a beam using STAAD Pro software. It analyzes the beam reinforcement at the midspan and ends, checking that the provided steel area exceeds the minimum requirements. It also checks that the beam has adequate shear capacity according to ACI code equations. The development length of the deformed bars is then calculated based on additional ACI equations.

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    This document summarizes the design of a beam using STAAD Pro software. It analyzes the beam reinforcement at the midspan and ends, checking that the provided steel area exceeds the minimum requirements. It also checks that the beam has adequate shear capacity according to ACI code equations. The development length of the deformed bars is then calculated based on additional ACI equations.

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    This document summarizes the design of a beam using STAAD Pro software. It analyzes the beam reinforcement at the midspan and ends, checking that the provided steel area exceeds the minimum requirements. It also checks that the beam has adequate shear capacity according to ACI code equations. The development length of the deformed bars is then calculated based on additional ACI equations.

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    Concrete Finite Check

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    This document summarizes the design of a beam using STAAD Pro software. It analyzes the beam reinforcement at the midspan and ends, checking that the provided steel area exceeds the minimum requirements. It also checks that the beam has adequate shear capacity according to ACI code equations. The development length of the deformed bars is then calculated based on additional ACI equations.

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    DESIGN OF Beam

    STAAD Pro STRESS RESULT BEAM INFORMATION:


    Mu (kN-m) Beam Height = 450 mm f'c = 34.5 MPa
    LOCATION Q (kN)
    End Mid fy = 414 MPa
    Top Portion 13.00 4.00 Outer Conc. Cover, Ccout = 75 mm ρ max = 0.02509
    29.00
    Bottom Portion 1.00 9.00 Inner Conc. Cover, Ccinn = 75 mm ρ min = 0.00355
    Unit Width, b = 250 mm As min(top) = 315 sq.mm
    A. REINFORCEMENT AT MIDSPAN

    use D16 @ 4 pcs


    Asprov = 804 mm2
    Mcap = 99.56 kN-m

    Mu = 9.00 kN-m
    Mu = ø b f'c dout² q ( 1 - 0.59 q )
    9.00 ( 106 ) = 0.90( 1000.00 )(34.50 )( 355 )² q ( 1 - 0.59 q )
    q = 0.0093
    ρs = q f'c / fy = 0.00077 ; As = ρs bdout
    As = 68 mm2
    use As = 315 mm² (max of Asw vs. Asmin) < 804 mm² Ok.

    B. REINFORCEMENT AT END

    use D16 @ 4 pcs


    Asprov = 804 mm2
    Mcap = 99.56 kN-m

    Mu = 13.00 kN-m
    Mu = ø b f'c dinn² q ( 1 - 0.59 q )
    13.00 ( 106 ) = 0.90 ( 1000 ) 3( 4.50 )( 355 )² q ( 1 - 0.59 q )
    q = 0.0134
    ρs = q f'c / fy = 0.00112 ; As = ρs bdout
    As = 99 mm²
    use As = 315 mm² (max of Asw vs. Asmin) < 804 mm² Ok.

    C. CHECK FOR BEAM SHEAR (ACI Sec.11.3)


    fc = 34.5 MPa tensile strength of shear Av = 226 mm2 shear bar area
    fyt = 275 MPa tensile strength of shear d = 355 mm effective depth of beam
    dv = 12 mm shear reinforcement diameter b = 250 mm width of beam
    Set = 1 set of stirrups

    Vu. = 29.00 KN
    ФVc = 0.17 √f'c b d (Eq 11-3)
    ФVc = 66.46 kN > 29.00 kN Ok. concrete adequate for shear resistance

    Vs = 0.33 √f'c b d (Sect 11.4.7.9)


    Vs = 86.01 KN
    Sreq = ФAv * fyt * d / Vs
    Sreq = 192.55

    D. Development length for deformed bars

    ldh = 0.7 * 0.24 * ψe * fy * db / ( λ* √f'c) (Sect 12.3.3)


    ldh = 189.46 mm

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